Locks – What parts have to be oiled




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How to lubricate entry doors and what to use : Locks What Parts Have To Be Oiled

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Combination locks always have special holes for inserting a lubricant. Lubricants usually target the heart of the locking-mechanism while protecting it from dirt and corrosion. It is recommended to use such penetrating aerosols as WD-40, and so on and so forth.

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